Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
s,r-RDAY. DECEMB R sI. 1857

Work on the smelter progresses as rap .5.y as possible. There has thus fal S'.su 10 delsy and none Is anticipated,
 pslfo Aguirre, Jr., is spending the H,Ii IS with friends and relatives iI talS ci,y.
 Mrs. J. s. Noble has returned from san Antonio, Texas, where she has been r.s..iuz friends.
 There w.ll be Club Hop" at the Conmercisl Club on Monday evening isnusry 2i.
 Avery heavy storm is raging through -ut fha east to-day, and a small corner of II may strike Arizona.
 Nr E5ar hss reopened hIs store south If tLe Palace hotel aud IS again doing d good business
 F. II. MIlliken, for two years a com --sit1r ID the CITIZEN office, IS one of t-a prspristors ot the PlaceTville Re ga5Ac4n.
 The Mirror of Ireland troupe are sad q, De again heading this wGy, and will ;3 al probability soiourn in Tucson for or more entertainments,
 For the past several days the town has been full of wood peddlers, and con t-a-, 10 their usual custom they all sx- --ess willingness to take a fair price.
 Another storm is threatened, but thls time the indications are that 1t will bs from the south snd will probably amount to nothing more than little rain.
 Master Mechanic Bonner took out one O. the new engines recently received fer s trisl run. Everything was satisfactory and they seen to be & frst-olsss engine.
 Judge Haynes received the sad news ;his morning of the death of his pnrt- rer. Judge Stevenson in Les Angeles This will necessitste Judge Haynes leaving for there this evening.
 The promenade concert by the 4th [. :. Cavalry Band last evening was a very nlaasaut sffslT. There wss a very good sttepdsnce. but the hall should have been crowded. The concert lasted untii nesr.y ten, and dancing WAS Indulged ia untl nesrly twelve.
 The charity concert shortly to be gwen for the benefit If the Sisters of St. Joseph IS a most deserving 8ffmr and will beyond doubt, be patronized in measure commensurate with its merIts. The best mu usical talent in the city will take part ID the programme.
 The eastern train arrived between ;l-ee and four this afternoon, much earlier tlau WAS st first announced this u4rnIug. The delay was caused by wreck near Sepsr, a short distance this s,ie of DemInR. The particulars We're not learned, beyond the fact that DC serious damage was dOne-
 Mexican wood chopper was going up Camp street this morning and when uear ~tone avenue two dogs engaged ID fight. and got entRDgled between hls legs throwing him heavily 10 the ground and fracturing his skull. When picked Cp by Mir, Took he was UNCONSCIOUS. He was immediately taken to pr. Han -''s office snd received prompt medical attention.
 The CITIZEN Is indebted to Hon. s. II. Drachman for box of extra fine cigars. He ordered large invoice of the same brand for the Christmss trade, but un- fortunately they did not arrive til yes terdsy. They are by cigar experts pro nOunced 8 most excellent article and Eill undoubtedly meet with quick snd ready safe.
 Mr. R. E. Harrington, some twenty two or tgenty-three years agv, had a foe herd Of oxen stolen from him near Pres c1st. by the Tonto Apsches. With twelve Ea--sy8mpers he started in pursuit, bu' vas ordered back by the military, and
 Ha1 fa on Ina T,NTt orr ri .qu-e. did not recover the -tOck. MT. F.rriagton IS collecting evidence, suc v,ll prrss his claims. We hope he may be uccegsful.-Herald.
 Three obstreperous tramps were taken in b. Capt. Johnson thIs morning. E1an landed ID Ghs jug they amuse1 ,lsu-e!yss by tearing rhe blankets and s-.slicg up ths cups and plates of th c12.s.a. To effec: this species of hil- a--y they we're ssversliy dressed up n palr ot Oregon boots. After thIs thcs Eere Ismb-iike enough and will appear b=s5-s his honor for trial in the morn !aE The Society of Arizona Pioneers al ihslr annual meeting to-day elected | ;1e following officers for the eusuIng l year. President, F. H. Goodwin, Vice | Presidents. B. Nj. Jacobs, of Pima, c. | Luxe, Of Msricops. J. W. Darlington oi | Yuma c. E. Stevens, of Graham and | r Brady, of Pinal Secretary, w. J. | Osborn, Treasurer, II. E. Lacy, Marshal, | I Hughes. Board of Directors, E. C. | Psrker, c. 4. Shibell, Geo, Martin and IS. Mansfield.
 Dr. Martin, with that enterprise for Shicn be has ever been characterized | sgsin comes to the front with the toesi s'sa ID the territory, the same being an Immense illuminated morter Of various e1.Jred glass prlsms. IL IS bis purpose to oIiumlnete 1t the night through and hsrt can be seen for almost the entlTe !7aga:h of Congress street there need ssaio never be complaint of not being s3's tJ ind a drug store. Dr. MarIn Lss prJspered and few there are indeed S1o dO not rejoice ID his prosperity.
 A Caristaas Csntats, entitled "judge salta Claus" will De given at the Dab e-, Church, Friday ev,Ding, December O. This promises to be one ot the most e1.0ygb.e and interesting entertain .=ats oi the kind, ever gwen ID the e.tg. The csntstg Is replete with beau All and original music, consisting of s1os, dnets, choruses and tsblesuz. E'erwOven with sparkling and inter e'nog dialogues. Attend, enjoy good c7-Ic, aud good cheer. It will do you Bod and you will do good. Tickets 90 e-lt=, reserved seats D cents; can be lad al Martins Drug Store.
 b the district court this morning in JI-e case Of I. J. Bryan ct al, vs D. H. Fla1-y ct al, the plaintiff, Bryan, was llasli'ej, 1t having appeared that the e'ais vas insolvent, no distribution of Poper'y having been made, and that 1-- teirs could not bring suit etc. In aD eslI'y suIt brought by T. J. Bryan sss4iest ksles. Garcide, Shorb, BrssIus. o-hns, Becker, and others, wherein the .'-2ls!nt sets out all the facts of the :, ,'- ine court sustained the demurrer S the defendants. Messrs. Goodrich, .-'1, Street and Goodrich. were attor- IS53sior the plaintiff and Messrs. Camp ~. 6 Baker and Clark Churchill were s,l9S-. tJr the defense. This virtually ,..ll-7 the land litigation which aroused